Create a long range wireless flash setup with ease by picking up the Metz WT-1T Wireless Transceiver Sonyfrom Metz. By using a reliable 2.4 GHz radio signal and a selection of 15 channels, users will be able to trigger receivers up to 984' away, without requiring line-of-sight and with minimal interference. Also, this system is compatible with Sony's ADI / P-TTL flashes, permitting both TTL and manual control options and support for high-speed sync at up to 1/8000 second. Users will even have access to a TTL pass-through hot shoe on the top for using a flash directly on camera or setting up this transceiver unit as a receiver.

When multiple flashes are involved, the WT-1T offers group control with three groups for creating more elaborate setups. It also has a backlit LCD screen to show and change current settings as well as a standard sync port for use with studio strobes. Additionally, it has a USB connection for firmware updates.

Combination Transmitter and Receiver    Compatible with Sony ADI / P-TTL    Frequency: 2.4 GHz    Range: 984'    15 Channels; 3 Groups    TTL and Manual Control Options    TTL Pass-Through Hot Shoe    High-Speed Sync Support    Backlit LCD Screen; Sync Port    USB Port for Firmware Updates

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this the wireless transmitter for use with the Nikon Z cameras, too? (they're not listed on the specs)

A: Yes For Z 7, Z 6, D850, and D500

Q: 2. Will the Nikon WT-6 be compatible with the Nikon D4s, or is proprietary to the Nikon D5?

A: This transmitter is dedicated to the Nikon D5.

Q: 3. Which Sony camera shoe is this compatible with old A's or newer MIS as on A7. If the latter, can I then use a HVL 42AM (old style) on top of the transceiver?

A: The Metz WT-1T Wireless Transceiver for Sony, B&H # MEMZWT1TS, listed above uses the Sony Multi-Interface hot shoe both on the bottom and top hot shoe. If you wish to use the WT-1T on an older Sony Alpha camera that uses the (now discontinued) Minolta Auto-Lock hot shoe design, you may purchase the Sony Auto-Lock Shoe Adapter, B&H # SOADPAMA, to connect the Metz WT-1T to your camera. If you wish to connect an older Auto-Lock hot shoe flash such as the Sony HVL-F42AM Digital Camera Flash to either the WT-1T or the WT-1R, you would need to purchase the Sony Multi Interface Shoe Adapter, B&H # SOADPMAA, for your usage needs.

Q: 4. Will this work as a replacement for a tether cord to transfer raw files to a computer as I shoot?

A: Yes, this would essentially act as a tethering device as it can transfer to a computer directly.

Q: 5. The Z6 doesn’t allow simultaneous HDMI and Snapbridge control. Does this allow you to record video via HDMI while controlling the camera via Camera Control Pro 2?

A: We have not found that ability for the camera with Camera Control Pro 2.

Q: 6. Will the Nikon WT-6 work with Nikon D4 I have?

A: The D4/D4S requires the Nikon WT-5A. BH# NIWT5A sold new and refurbished.

Q: 7. Again, does this unit work with non-Metz, specifically Sony flashes when the WT-iT is mounted on a Sony A6XXX series camera??

A: You can mount a Sony flash on a transceiver or receiver.

Q: 8. Is this compatible with the D800?

A: This product is not compatible with the Nikon D800.

Q: 9. Will this unit work with the Sony flashes such as F43M?

A: If you do a search for WT-1 for Sony you will see that Metz makes a unit for Sony. I shoot with Canon. Im not familiar with Sony cameras. I imagine you could give Metz a call to make sure its compatible with your camera.

Q: 10. Have a Sony HVL60 Flash. Would like to make this flash totally wireless without purchasing the HVL60-FM wireless unit. Will both units work with a Sony RX10M4 camera?

A: You would need a minimum of two WT-1T units: one for the camera and one for the HVL-F60M flash. It is possible that is can work on the RX10 Mark IV, but it has not been tested to our knowledge.